Course Description

This 3-day course is very similar to Precision Rifle, but with the main focus on the nuances and considerations behind driving a Large or Small-Framed Precision Gasser (SR25, AR-10/15, SCAR-16/17/20, etc.). Due to some of these nuances and the overall demand of teaching a

“gasser-dedicated” course that also allows small-frames, I decided to create a separate course all together. This course is intentionally built around a “crawl, walk, run” progression. It’s neither strictly basic nor advanced, but a structured blend of both. Regardless of your experience level, you’ll leave with meaningful value without feeling overwhelmed or under-challenged. By having a 3 rd day of curriculum, I can really hammer on some of the finer details and address techniques and considerations often overlooked by other instructors. This also gives us time to explore other topics that similar courses may not go over. If operable, I also like to demonstrate with use of a scope camera and monitor, so now you can better understand what I am trying to get you to see. If you are wondering how this may differ from traditional “Scoped Carbine” Courses, this is geared more towards the precision shooter, hence the emphasis on Precision, while traditional scoped carbine courses are typically focused on just

small frame gassers, LPVOs, and shorter distances. If you are looking for a more in-depth focus on driving a gas gun with intent and precision, this course is for you. *Shooter must at least have an understanding of rifle safety and the loading/unloading of their rifle*

 

Topics Covered:

• ​Proper Rifle Set Up and WHY

• Fundamentals of Marksmanship 

• Nuances of a Precision Gasser

• Intro to Ballistics

• Ballistic Solvers 

• Trajectory Validation

• Wind 

• Positional Shooting (tripods/barricades)

• Pressures and POI (Point of Impact) Shift Testing

• Rapid Engagement Techniques (RET)

• Data Management

• Competition Prep and Mock Stages

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Gear List

(Mandatory): 

• Large-Frame Gas Gun (.308, 6.5 CM, etc. - capable of 1.5 MOA or better)

• Small-Frame Gas Gun (5.56, 6 ARC, etc. - capable of 2 MOA or better) 

• Magnified Optic (Minimum 10x- LPVOs are allowed but not recommended- MIL/MOA, NO BDC) 

• Tools for Your Optic/Rifle 

• At least 2 mags

• Bipods 

• At least 300 rounds of MATCH Ammunition (bring ~50 more if you shoot a lot and ideally all SAME LOT # - no AP, tracer, penetrator)

• Rifle Cleaning Kit (just for basic maintenance and lubrication if needed)

• Rear Support Bag 

• Range Finder 

• Ballistic Solver (Kestrel or mobile apps like Applied Ballistics or Hornady 4 DoF) 

• Note Taking Gear

• Appropriate Range Attire 

• Water/Snacks 

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Gear List

(Optional):

• Tripod (highly recommended, but you can share)

• Arm Board (highly recommended)

• Barricade Support Bag (highly recommended) 

• Gun Belt and/or Mag Carriers

• Spotting Scope and/or Binos

• Shooting Mat 

• Kestrel

• Knee Pads

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If you’re unsure whether your gear fits these requirements, feel free to reach out for

clarification.